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Cosmetic Procedures: Risks of Waxing, Manicures, and Cool-Sculpting Explained

January 28, 2025

Cosmetic procedures, no matter how invasive, have become a staple in the never-ending pursuit of beauty and self-care. Manicures, pedicures,…

Pursuing a Personal Injury Case Against Uber & Lyft After a Rideshare Car Crash

October 21, 2024

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have revolutionized the way we travel, offering convenience and accessibility at the click of a…

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What Happens in the First 48 Hours After Signing with Our Personal Injury Law Firm

October 18, 2024

So, you’ve just signed with Brooks Injury Law. We know what you’re probably thinking – Now what? What should I…

Why Choose Brooks Injury Law?

$66M+

More than $66 Million recovered for Brooks Injury Law clients.

$7M+

More than $7 Million paid out to attorneys who have referred cases to Brooks Injury Law.

$115K+

Average case settlement exceeds $115,000.

1200+

Number of cases handled by Brooks Injury Law, and counting...

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Verdicts and Settlements Won for Clients

*Average Settlement is $115K

Wrongful Death Case Settles For $26M, Fueling Concerns About Violence at Georgia Apartment Complexes

$6 Million Settlement for Client Paralyzed by Stray Bullet: The Importance of Premises Security

Record-Breaking $5 Million Settlement for Wrongful Death in Prison

$3.5 Million Settlement for Father Gunned Down at Bank

$3 Million Settlement Secured for Client Who Lost Limb Due to Medical Negligence

Brooks Injury Law Wins $1.64 Million Verdict for Client with Surgical Back Injury

Brooks Injury Law Achieves $1.6 Million Settlement for Family of Mechanic Killed in Workplace Accident

Justice Served: Brooks Injury Law Wins $1.6 Million Verdict for Client in Negligence Case

$1.4 Million Settlement for Client Injured in Chain-Reaction Collision on I-85

$1.3 Million Settlement for a Sledgehammer Accident

$1 Million Settlement for Client with Severe Chemical Burns from Nail Salon

Brooks Injury Law Secures $1 Million Settlement for Couple Injured by Drowsy Truck Driver

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bri s ★★★★★ in the last week
This was my first time using an attorney as a whole and i was very nervous. I had heard so many stories about other law firms giving people the run around and just not being a very good representative for their injuries and that 100% was … More NOT the case here. I worked with Morgyn, Lauren, and Anna and they were all fantastic. They kept me updated throughout the case and i never felt like i was alone during this difficult/stressful time. In the end we came out on top and everything was settled properly and professionally. Hopefully i personally never need them again but i would 100% recommend to use this law firm to anyone that needed it.
Solretta Pearson Barnes ★★★★★ a week ago
I recommend this law firm to anyone who has injuries. They provided great service and very attentive.
Kameron Cochran ★★★★★ 3 weeks ago
Solid personal injury litigation firm in GA, would highly recommend if you are speaking help for your case!
Alana Scanlan ★★★★★ 3 weeks ago
Courtney Lane ★★★★★ 3 weeks ago
Great attorneys and executives running this firm. Highly recommend.
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Navigating Catastrophic Spinal Cord Injuries: How Brooks Injury Law Fights for Your Recovery and Compensation

Spinal cord injuries can result in severe, lifelong consequences, affecting mobility, sensation, and overall quality of life.
Common causes of spinal cord injuries include car accidents, falls, sports injuries, and acts of violence.
Symptoms and impacts can range from partial loss of motor function to complete paralysis, depending on the severity and location of the injury.

Traumatic Brain Injury

Understanding Product Liability Cases: How Brooks Injury Law Can Help You Seek Justice

Product liability cases arise when a consumer is injured by a defective or dangerous product due to a design flaw, manufacturing error, or inadequate warnings and instructions.
These cases can involve a wide range of products, from household appliances and medical devices to automotive parts and children's toys, making the scope of potential harm vast.

Wrongful Death

A legal wrong that causes damage to another is called a tort, and the right to collect damages for torts has long been established in courts nationwide. The right to sue for a tort, however, exists only as long as the injured party lives. statutes were created to give surviving family members a right to pursue legal action on behalf of a person who was killed by a negligent or intentional act.

Civil Rights/1983 Cases

Fighting for Your Rights: How Brooks Injury Law Handles Civil Rights and Section 1983 Cases

Civil rights/1983 cases involve violations of constitutional rights by government officials or entities, such as excessive force, unlawful detention, or discrimination.
Section 1983 of the Civil Rights Act allows individuals to sue for damages when their rights are violated by state or local government officials.

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Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer FAQs:

Do I Need a Lawyer for a Personal Injury Case in Atlanta?

Deciding whether to hire a Georgia personal injury attorney can be confusing. Some people may not need a personal injury lawyer in Atlanta to handle their case. Their injury claim might not involve issues that could result in a legal battle.

Some factors that indicate you should talk to an injury lawyer include:

You sustained catastrophic injuries or permanent impairments
The accident involved multiple vehicles, a commercial truck, a government vehicle, or a government employee
Your child was injured because of an accident or other incident
Fault for the cause of the accident is disputed
Allegations that you contributed to the cause of your injury
You have pre-existing conditions or prior accident claims
A family member died because of an accident or injury
The injury involved a defective product or medical malpractice
You were injured on another person's property, on public property, or at a retail or commercial location

Our Atlanta personal injury lawyer offers free consultations. Therefore, it does not cost anything to speak with an attorney. It is always in your best interest to seek legal advice and have an attorney analyze your case, regardless of the severity of your injuries or the case's complexity.

What Should I Do After an Accident?

Georgia is an at-fault state for personal injury claims. The injured person has the burden of proving another party caused their injury. Therefore, your steps after an accident could help or hurt your case.

Our Atlanta Georgia personal injury lawyer suggests the following steps after an accident:

Report the accident to the relevant parties (i.e., call 911 for traffic accidents, report slips and falls to the property owner, etc.)
Document the accident scene with photographs and videos on your cell phone
Ask witnesses and bystanders for their contact information
Do not apologize, say you are sorry, or otherwise admit fault for the cause of the accident
Seek immediate medical treatment after the accident because delays in medical care court hurt your claim
Avoid talking to insurance adjusters and other parties until you meet with a personal injury lawyer in Georgia
Document your injuries and damages by keeping copies of all medical records, bills, receipts, and invoices
Do not sign any documents without talking to a lawyer, including a release for medical records, written statements, or settlement agreements

As soon as possible, consult a personal injury lawyer in Atlanta, GA, about your case. An accident attorney can help you avoid mistakes that could hurt your chance of recovering maximum compensation for your injuries and damages.

How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Case in Atlanta?

Georgia's statute of limitations sets deadlines for filing personal injury claims. In most cases, you have two years from the date of the accident or injury to file a personal injury lawsuit.

However, there are exceptions. For example, a loss of consortium claim has a four-year deadline, and workers' compensation lawsuits must be filed within one year of the injury.

In some cases, a statute of repose gives you additional time to file a lawsuit. For example, you might have up to ten years to file a product liability lawsuit if you did not discover your injury within the two-year deadline to file claims. Likewise, you could have up to five years to file a medical malpractice claim if you did not immediately discover your injury.

Suing the government has different rules. For example, you have months to file a claim instead of years. Regardless of the type of case, it is best to talk with a personal injury lawyer in Atlanta as soon as possible to avoid missing a deadline.

What Damages Are Covered in a Personal Injury Case in Atlanta?

Damages in a personal injury case include economic, non-economic, and punitive damages. Economic damages are your financial losses, including:

Medical bills
Loss of income and benefits
Out-of-pocket expenses
Diminished earning capacity
Nursing care
Personal care

Non-economic damages represent your "pain and suffering" caused by the accident and injury. You can recover compensation for your:

Loss of enjoyment of life
Emotional distress
Permanent impairments and disabilities
Mental anguish
Diminished quality of life
Physical pain and discomfort
Scarring and disfigurement

Punitive damages are not intended to compensate you for your losses. Instead, the award "punishes" the defendant for intentional, grossly negligent, or reckless behavior. Punitive damages are only awarded in a few personal injury cases.

What Do I Do if an Insurance Adjuster Calls Me?

The best thing to tell an insurance adjuster is to contact your Atlanta personal injury lawyer. Insurance adjusters work to limit liability for claims. Therefore, they will deny your claim or undervalue your damages if possible.

Everything you say to an insurance adjuster could impact your case. The insurance adjuster might take your comments out of context. Talk with a personal injury lawyer in Georgia before agreeing to a recorded statement or signing a written statement.

How Long Will It Take to Settle My Claim in Atlanta?

The timeline for a personal injury case depends on the facts of the case. Each personal injury claim is different. The primary factor that affects how long it takes to settle a claim is your recovery.

You do not want to settle an injury claim until you complete medical treatment. Your doctor cannot tell us if you sustained permanent impairments or disabling conditions until your reach maximum medical improvement. Impairments and disabilities increase the value of a personal injury claim by adding future damages to the claim.

Most personal injury cases settle without going to court. However, if liability is not disputed and the insurance company is willing to negotiate a fair settlement, you could settle your claim within a few months after completing medical treatment.

However, if your Georgia personal injury attorney has to file a lawsuit or fight with an uncooperative insurance provider, settling your claim could take longer. Our Atlanta Georgia personal injury lawyer works diligently to settle claims as quickly as possible to put money in your pocket after an injury or accident.

Can I Still File for Compensation Even if it Was Partially My Fault?

Yes, you can still file for compensation after an accident or injury that was partially your fault. However, your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault under Georgia's comparative fault laws.

For example, if a jury awards you $300,000 for a car accident claim but finds you are 20% to blame for the cause of the crash, you will receive $240,000 ($300,000 less 20% or $60,000).

If you are more than 50% at fault for the cause of your injury, you are barred from recovering any money for a personal injury claim.

How Long Will My Case Take?

Negligence is the failure to act with the same level of care that a reasonably prudent person would use in a similar situation. Most personal injury claims are based on negligence.

Proving negligence requires you to provide evidence demonstrating:

The party who caused your injury owed you a duty of care
The at-fault party breached that duty of care
The breach of duty resulted in your injuries
You sustained damages because of the breach of duty and the resulting accident or conduct

You have the burden of proving your case by a preponderance of the evidence. That means you need to have evidence to convince the jury there is more than a 50% chance the other party caused your injury. Investigating and gathering evidence to prove negligence can be difficult without the help of a Georgia personal injury attorney.

Will My Case Go to Trial?

It is less costly and quicker to settle claims without filing a lawsuit. The good news is that most personal injury claims and accident cases settle without filing a lawsuit. Some cases settle after filing a lawsuit but before going to trial.

The most common reason a case goes to trial is that the insurance company disputes liability for the claim or refuses to negotiate a settlement in good faith. Our personal injury lawyer in Atlanta is a talented and experienced negotiator who aggressively fights to settle your claim without going to trial.

However, as a skilled trial lawyer, our law firm does not hesitate to file a lawsuit and fight for your right to fair compensation in court when that is best to protect your best interests.

What Does It Cost to Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer in Atlanta?

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Brooks Injury Law Core Values

Mission Statement

At Brooks Injury Law, our mission is to provide compassionate, client-centered legal advocacy that empowers the injured and their families. We believe in the power of collaboration, working together as a team to navigate the challenges of personal injury law, while staying resilient in the face of adversity. Our firm is committed to evolving with the needs of our clients and the legal landscape, ensuring every client receives personalized care and the strongest representation possible.

Vision Statement

Our vision is to be the leading personal injury law firm known not only for winning cases but for transforming lives. We aim to build a lasting legacy of service, driven by innovation and teamwork, where both our clients and employees thrive. Through our unwavering commitment to advocacy and growth, we envision a future where every injured client has access to justice, and our firm continually evolves to meet the highest standards of excellence in legal representation.

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Brooks Injury Law is a firm made up of real people.
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When you call us, you talk to a real person.When you need advice during the worst times of your life, you get real advice.

Our firm has helped thousands of people get clarity during their toughest moments. We know injuries can completely throw your life off track, but with Brooks Injury Law, you can rest assured the team on your case understands this, too.

Here, you're not just another client. We believe that every person deserves representation from an attorney who cares.

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